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(Studio: Armen Keteyian) Charges from a teammate that champion cyclist Lance Armstrong used performance-enhancing drugs examined. [August 25, 2007, ARMSTRONG - says he has never doped.] [On "60 Minutes," Tyler HAMILTON - says Armstrong used EPO in the Tour de France, that he saw him inject it like we all did.]
(Studio: Katie Couric) The full report on "60 Minutes" this Sunday noted.
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(Studio: Jon LaPook) The groundbreaking medical story of Rob "Superman" Summers, who was paralyzed after being hit by a car, presented; scenes and diagrams of the process allowing him to move his legs shown. [SUMMERS - recounts what happened after the accident; states he stood independently, can move some and now has hope with this project.] [University of Louisville professor Susan HARKEMA- comments on spinal cord nerves.] The significance of this experiment on a paralyzed man discussed.
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(New York: Michelle Miller) The bail for International Monetary Fund director Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who is charged with sexually assaulting a hotel maid, featured; scenes shown from the courtroom; details given about the bail agreement. [Strauss-Kahn attorney William TAYLOR, assistant D.A. Artie McCONNELL- outline the case for/against bail.]
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(White House: Chip Reid) President Obama's speech about the Middle East in which he touched off controversy with what he said about Israel and the Palestinians featured. [OBAMA - says the borders should be based on the 1967 line; speaks about the ordinary people, Syrian President Hafez al-Assad.] The response from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu quoted.
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(Studio: Anthony Mason) The story of Linked in, the first social network site to go public, examined; details given about the soaring stock price and what it could mean for Facebook next year. [IPO Financial president David MENLOW- says everybody wanted in.] [Executive Jonathan FITZGERALD - says relevance demands using social media.]
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